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Korean Air
is committed to be the best aircraft maintenance
& engineering
organization in the 21th century.
We have established a 5 year, step by step plan to achive our
goal and put all of our best practice into place. Korean Air has
established a 2 phase development plan for engine heavy
maintenance.
Phase 1. Establishment of heavy maintenance capabililty for the PW4168
/ A330 engine was achieved in March of 2003.
Phase 2. Heavy maintenance capability for the CFM56-7 / B737 engine
is expected in year 2005.
Starting in 1980, the entire Material Management System was computerized
and expanded to cover the entire maintenance process. This include
production planning & control,
total cost information, technical information, as well as reliability
information.
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Korean Air will replace its legacy
Maintenance & Engineering System with state of the art,
21st century information and technology systems by the year
2006. |
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Korean Air spares no expense for expansion
and modernization of maintenance facilities and equipment to
ensure maximum safety and improvement in maintenance quality.
As major partner in the Skyteam alliance, Korean Air is continually
pursuing strategic maintenance alliances with other airlines
around the world. |
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